Clinical Hypnotherapy Diploma

If you are thinking about pursuing a Clinical Hypnotherapy Diploma Beginning in August 08, or an NLP Practitioner or NLP Master Practitioner training beginning in 08. Both trainings are in Newcastle upon Tyne, in an excellent and well equipped training environment with ample secure parking.

The personality and style of your trainers is important and it is well worth you meeting any training providers before you commit to a training course. So here is an invite to come and meet us at our NLP Practice Group in Newcastle and find out if we are the right providers for you. here is some more useful information for you to read to help you choose your training provider.

Our courses are practical, with lots of demonstrations and includes optional projects of your choice so your NLP skills extend beyond the training room right into your life!

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Guilt and Shame are loaded heavy emotions.

The Trance Cafe is a practice group in the North East of England, Newcastle for hypnotherapists and NLP therapists.

Come and explore ways to resolve these debilitating emotions using NLP and Hypnotherapy methods at The Trance Cafe

Peoples values ( conscious or unconscious ) are at the root of both guilt and shame but they are very different emotions.

Come join in and explore in a warm, comfortable purpose built training environment. The Newcastle Hypnotherapy Practice Group, The Trance Cafe meets at St Oswalds, Regent Centre, Gosforth. First Wednesday of the month.

tea / coffee & biscuits included
7-9pm for only £10.00

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Our Newcastle Clinical Hypnotherapy Diploma training 60 hour approved training with the GHSC and our NLP Practitioner training in Newcastle and NLP Master Practitioner course in Newcastle both 120 Hour and approved training with the Professional Guild of NLP explore and place a great deal of emphasis on Calibration.

Calibration is one of the absolute core skills of NLP. Good calibration skills let you notice repeating patterns of behaviour, changes of state and comprehend the non-verbal response before the verbal one is uttered.

In short calibration is so important it can not be emphasised enough. To provide an example of very poor calibration I remember an NLP training I undertook with a particular training provider when many of the participants were so bored with the trainer talking about their house, their garden and various other completely irrelevant jobs they had 20 years ago, that they were literally yawning to stay awake AND THE TRAINER DIDNT EVEN NOTICE! they just kept on flapping their gums, droning on and on.

Using an arcaic and long winded sentence structure, can sound confusing with words like ‘herewithin’ or ‘promulgated’, but its not really NLP, because NLP is about doing and actualisation.

So Lets get down to doing some

To provide a great example of calibration, self calibration specifically, take for example Richard Bandlers explication about just one of the differences between foveal and peripheral vision.

When you move, walking forwards or even running, there is a difference in the way perception seems to speed by. The image in the periphery seems to move relatively fast compared to the image in the focus. Now this may seem obvious when you think about it BUT it is self calibration that allows these finer and finer distinctions.

Here is a little experiment I have devised which is based on some of the works of Carlos Casteneda. Its about self calibration and how you can seriously improve your visual memory.

• Close your eyes and make a picture of, say, your front room.
• Notice where the picture seems to be in your own personal space. That is is it in-front, off to the left, panoramic etc.
• Now for the important bit, notice where the image is particularly clear and by this i mean you know the details accurately ( how you know is not important here ). Also notice where the image detail is less clear.
• Now compare where your eyes are looking and focusing to where the image detail is clear. You are really wanting to experiment with the relationship between detailed/clear image and your foveal and peripheral vision.

nigel hetherington

Communicating Excellence
Excellence in NLP and Clinical Hypnotherapy

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Our Clinical Hypnotherapy Diploma training in Newcastle upon Tyne and our NLP Practitioner and Master Practitioner training in Newcastle upon Tyne both explore the practical uses of ethically applied hypnotic language patterns.

If you are interested in learning and developing hypnotic language skills or if you are already a practising hypnotherapist and you would like to get even more conversant with the Milton Model patters than this completely free audio recording may well be of interest to you.

This is the first of a series of completely free hypnosis training aids that shows you through demonstration, hints, tips and exercises exactly how to become really skilful in the use of hypnotic language.

If you go to the free NLP resources section here you can listen or download this and other NLP and Hypnosis resources.

all the best
nigel hetherington

Communicating Excellence
Excellence in NLP and Clinical Hypnotherapy

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There are a great many hypnotherapy and NLP processes to alleviate stress and on our Newcastle Clinical Hypnotherapy Diploma course and NLP Practitioner and Master Practitioner you can learn them all.

A particularly insightful article on the BBC web site shares some opinions from professor of organisational psychology and health Cary Cooper claiming excessive drinking is a manifestation of stress and that stress is caused by the long hours culture in this country.
Perhaps the even better option is the realisation that you are responsible for how you respond to the very real pressures of life.  If the best choice, the best way to deal with stress is to get blasted drunk then perhaps it time to create better choices.

Several years ago I worked for a small newcastle based software firm.  After several years of working really hard and putting in long hours I made a decision to only work the hours I was paid for.  OK I know it might sound strange that I worked many many hours more than I was paid for, but believe it I LOVED my job, until very unrealistic demands were repeatedly made both overtly and covertly and it kept happening.

There came a point though when I thought why am I doing this?  What do I want to do instead, what sort of job will I really love to do? I began coming in early and leaving early at work, always working my paid hours but no more.  This was ‘unofficially’ disliked and discouraged behaviour. I left at 4pm on the dot and I knew my bosses did not approve.

Only working my paid hours give me significant extra time to do the things that really mattered to me.  I felt so comfortable and relaxed.  Its about getting the work life balance, and than for most people means work to live.

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